Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-14
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carton.
snow shovels and sleigh bells.
B. T. Emerson and wife have been
visiting in Massachusetts for some
time.
Donot worry about the winter, there
can be but little over five months of
i- at best.
The Odd Girls meet with Mrs. W.
Z. Twombly next Wednesday even
Inc. All invited.
Fred Rand has let his farm to Ar
thur Wilson, and his family will
BOARD at the village.
Geo y. Jenness and wife are in
sorrow over the death of their only
r..ld. which occurred on Friday
Mrs. J. b. Robinson will sell her
house at auction on Saturday, Nov.
10Th. unless sold before that time.
Entertainment at Cong. vestry,
Tuesday evening. Supper from to
~ o'clock. Ladies please come
earlier.
The Stanstead Journal has our
sympathy. The Journal dated its
last issue Nov. OF; the MONITOR got
off am issue last Monday which was
dated Nov. 81.
Ina Badger, daughter of o. F.
BADGER of the north part of the town,
IA, been having hard spell of sick
ness. Of late, of a catarrhal nature.
The doctors hope she may be better
ere long.
Is. Woodward has traded his
village property on Park Street with
Hiram Fletcher of West Burke for
the sweat place in Westmore. 1t
j. understood that George Woodward
viii move on TO the farm.
Singing school Wednesday even
mo at Academy school room, at Z
o'clock. sharp. This lesson free to
all. and all interested are especially
requested to come in and learn what
we propose to do in the term.
The tenement house which Horace
HYDE has been fitting up near his
RoweU house on Main street, has
been finished, and Jos. W. Hyde of
Westmore has moved into it. We
are pleased to welcome Mr.. Hyde's
family to our community.
Winter really seems to have ''set
in" Not less than Is inches of snow
fell the last three days of last week,
and there is probably a solid foot of
heavy snow on the ground. A warm
sun and south wind may melt 1t away,
but if not, winter begins with very
low water in the streams, dried up
springs and wells and rather gloomy
prospect in the line of water.
The village trustees have made ar
engagements with the Railroad compa-
nv for doing part of the work, and
will put the main road through under
the track at the grade crossing near
John l.. Twombly's. This has long
been hard, careless way. dangerous
both to the railroad and to highway
travel. The dirt taken out has been
drawn to different parts of the vii
lace where it Is most needed.
The schools closed last Friday with
an exhibition in the evening at Opera
Hall. The parts were well learned
and the declarations and dialogues
were well rendered. The term has
been a profitable one, and everything
has been pleasant in all the depart
ments. There will be a vacation Of
of one week when the winter term of
twelve weeks begins. The same
teachers this winter.
Do not get excited about going to
California because others are going.
California Is not different than it has
been the last twenty years. There
are lot of .sbOomers" in Southern
California. who are causing a great
rush that way this fall. They are
uo doubt making money, but it is all
made off the .'tender feet who go
there from the East and fall into their
clutches. Wait year or two and
the boom will shift to some other To-
cality.
For some weeks we have had ne
g0tiations with regard to low club
bin. rates with the Boston Journal,
New York Tribune, and other pa
pers for the coming year, where by
making liberal concession on our
own paper we can put the two or the
three in at so low rates that every
body can afford to take them, VIZ
The MONITOR and Weekly Journal,
OF Tribune. one year, s1-65; MoNI-
nor. Journal and Tribune, $500.
We are making this unprecedented
offer To swell our list, to encourage
an who owe Us arrearages to pay up
tlI Jan. !. 1889, and to furnish our
friends and patrons with the best pa
pers at exceedingly low rates.
AlbauY-
The fall term of the Albany Acad-
envy closes Wednesday, Nov. 23d-
in the evening the well known drama,
entitled 1.-The Hidden Hand" will be
Produced at Darling's Hall. The
Proceeds are for the benefit of the
Academy.